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not so much from ashly. do not forget what the defense do not forget what the defense did four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer

funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. eaks to send jobs over seas.

i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> 11 sports. >> a vocal minority clamored for him to take a seat on the bench. what a difference of 14 days can

make. that leaves the ravens of talk. last game before he returns. charlie is looking theory. -- good. that is a great catch. plenty of time. he steps into it. they connected five times in the first half. many a great move. the game tied, 7 of peace. -- 7 apiece. he fumbles. ravens, 27. that sounds like a recipe for disaster.

unloaded upon, time to do a little bit of dancing. jeff tries a 41-yard field goal. not a good idea. no good. twice as dealers failed to score. in the fourth, they take the lead. -- twice the steelers failed to score. in the fourth, they take the lead. welcome to the team. 18 yards, 17-14. the steelers do have a chance. not much of the chance. it is no chance. tj is up with two catches. just as he expected.

>> i came to baltimore to play. that is what i am supposed to do. i should be that guy every time, and that is just how i feel. it felt good to make a play, considering what has been going on, but i figure that is what i am supposed to do. >> the most significant part with the fact that it picked up our pressure. they picked up our pressure and gave an opportunity to slide to the right and deliver the ball. that is a significant element. >> october is breast cancer awareness month. we had the bengals leading a comeback. a monster game with zero wins, 78 yards, he is gone. -- with owens, seven the 8 yards, he is gone.

-- 78 yards, he is gone. the last chance, and it is not going to happen. down he goes the reagan cleveland knox of cincinnati, 23-20. -- cleveland knocks out cincinnati, 23-20. true optimism lives on utah st.. going for the four-game sweep, a good start. that one gets down. a 2-0 lead. he was cruising a no-hitter. in the fifth inning, he shows signs of fatigue. a nice weekend for that tiger. a two-run shot. that ties the game, two apiece.

berguson because of once more. easily, the 3-2 lead. maybe something good can happen here. nice diving play to end the season. they go 34-23. that makes the off-season more interesting than we thought it might be a few weeks ago. please stay with us. please stay with us. we will check on bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? he got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm, a firm representing special interests and casinos right here in maryland. that's bob ehrlich-- a 72% increase for us

and $2.5 million from special interests for himself. nice work, bob. (sfx: coach's whistle) "the car coach" - lauren fix. >> in case your car repair shop hasn't noticed - there's been a shift. sfx: shifting. over 70% of women make the car repair decision sf shifting. auto service plus is one auto repair shop that has geared their business to earn women's respect. sfx: shifting. 'cause when it comes to car repair, it's women who are in the driver's seat. announcer >> auto service plus. service you can trust.

>> rain is coming. >> it was a nice break today. it is kind of wet for the next couple days. 50's tomorrow. barely 60 on tuesday, and barely into the 60's wednesday as well. the highest range chances with the biggest accumulation will be tomorrow. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. we will see you after the game. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> stay connected with us on facebook and >> stay connected with us on

>> this is an editorial. >> tragic and catastrophic. these are a few adjectives used in recent days to describe the state of our country. with the loss of education nation, new data shows how poorly our students are fairing on the world academic stage. 68% of eighth graders in the u.s. cannot read at that level. when survey, nearly six out of 10 adults believe our schools need major changes or a complete overhaul. here in maryland we have made great strides at our most challenged schools. blue ribbon and a successful

reward through race to the top, but there is still much work to be done if our children are going to compete in the world economy. we applaud efforts about education. we now have parents, students, teachers, and administrators to join in the conversation. if you would like to share your thoughts about how to tackle the crisis, we would like